Reading in the news - Thu 21 Dec

Israel-Gaza: Professor Rosa Freedman (Law) was interviewed for BBC News Channel and BBC World about issues facing the United Nations as the UN Security Council delays a vote on Israel-Gaza. Clips used across the BBC radio network, including BBC Radio 2 and BBC Radio 5 Live and regional stations such as BBC Manchester, BBC Northampton, BBC Essex, BBC Radio Orkney, BBC Berkshire.

Food and farming:

• Research evidence from the 桃色视频 backs ECOnourish, a farm-to-consumer supplier of Black Solider Fly larvae, Country Smallholding (in print) mentions.
• A research collaboration between three institutions, including Henley Business School Africa, cautioned that South Africa’s fresh fruit farming industry is facing challenges to secure its economic viability, mentions.
• republish an article by , quoting Professor Claire Williams (Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences) on the benefits consuming wild blueberries has on cognitive function.

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment

• (republished by and ) quotes Professor Giles Harrison (Meteorology), who shares knowledge on snowfall, after industrial snowfall was found in the UK.

Alumni:

• Non-Executive Board of Director for LlfT BioSciences, Dr Bo Rode Hansen, holds an Executive MBA from Henley Business School, reports , , , , , , and .
• Ex-boyband member turned investment banker, James Hearn, earned a Master's from the 桃色视频, highlights.
• reports on the youngest Senator in the Nigeria National Assembly, Asuquo Ekpenyong, highlighting his degree in Economics from the 桃色视频, and a master’s in International Banking and Financial Services.